Thermal Grizzly Pad Minus Pad 8 120 X 20 X 3.0 Mm Thermal Paste. Thermal Grizzly from Hamburg is a new German brand dedicated to combating high temperatures and poor heat transfer. The goal is to supply the overclocking scene with high-performance thermal management products, which remain a weak point – but the product portfolio can also be used for better and quieter cooling of gaming computers, workstations, mini PCs, and many other purposes. In addition to higher clock speeds, better thermal management products enable quieter cooling and a longer lifespan for the components being cooled.To achieve these goals, Thermal Grizzly worked closely with well-known extreme overclocker Roman ´´der8auer´´ Hartung on product development, conducting tests, developing chemical compositions, and analyzing competitors. The first product lines are now complete and meet even the highest standards of the manufacturer and the overclocking community.For applications where thermal paste is unsuitable due to awkward application, or where gaps between the heat source and the heat sink need to be bridged, the Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8 is the ideal choice—for example, on memory chips and voltage converters. It is based on a silicone-based carrier complex and aluminum oxide as a heat transfer medium—just like thermal pastes, and therefore offers similar performance.The Minus Pad 8 is available in three different sizes—here 120 x 20 mm—and five thicknesses between 0.5 and 3 millimeters. The pads perform excellently even with very low contact pressure, and thermal conductivity is only slightly affected by the thickness. The choice of thickness should therefore depend solely on the gap to be bridged.Specifications: - Dimensions 120 x 20 x 3 mm- Operating temperature: -100 to +200 °C. tradeinn Techinn
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